...and none of them are anywhere near the Top 50. They have a ton of players bouncing around the bottom of the tour but no breakthroughs. I still say that Beygelzimer is the best of the lot, but it's a mystery what she's been doing for the last year and a half.
Vakulenko, Perebiynis, Bondarenko, Fedak, Savchuk - none of them are obvious Top 50 material.
and speaking of the Ukies, does anybody know if Alex Kravets quit the tour? She had a great year on the challenger circuit in 2003, and hasn't been heard from since...
Vakulenko showed the most talent, but fell apart, I think due to injuries. Katya Bondarenko now has the best ability to go far. The problem for Ukrainians is that they fall apart very easily, atleast most of them do. They have Zvonareva type emmotions.
Vakulenko showed the most talent, but fell apart, I think due to injuries. Katya Bondarenko now has the best ability to go far. The problem for Ukrainians is that they fall apart very easily, atleast most of them do. They have Zvonareva type emmotions.
nah, the problem is not falling apart (generalizing based on nationality ), the problem is that most of them don't have very exceptional games. Vakulenko had a bad forehand and moved awkwardly even for a big girl. I never expected her to become a tour mainstay.